Day one of a rain with strong winds covering the area

About today's weather. Yeah, thank you, sir. Let's do it. All right. Let's jump right in, folks. Lots to cover. Happy Friday to you. Good morning. Beautiful live look right here. I've got several seasons on deck. Apologies. And yeah, we've got some rain with us, folks. Started at about 5 a.m. Some drizzle, which turned into some light rain here locally. And from the shot right here, it's looking a bit quiet. But do not be deceived. We are in full swing as far as this show is concerned. I'm going to share a few satellite radar shots with you. This is the big picture. And let's look at this. Even bigger picture. How this will unfold today. So 10 a.m., we are in the thick of it, right? Greens, yellows, oranges, pinks. We're talking about intensity. We're talking about moments of heavy downpour, potential for flash flooding. But as we mentioned, the biggest concern, I think, for most of us is going to be these winds. We're looking at 40-plus mile-per-hour gusts as we move through these a.m. hours into the afternoon. Now, as you'll see here, right around 5 p.m., things start to lighten up. You can tell that reflected by the colors here. So lighter green indicates still widespread, but just much lighter rain. And then tomorrow we're going to get a much-needed break. It will be short-lived because Sunday we're essentially going to mirror today with that rain moving in during those a.m. hours, looking to break down during evening hours. So let's plan accordingly. All right, Monday into Tuesday, another break. And then once we hit midweek, more rain looking to return. You can see this right here. It's really about Wednesday we're going to see this third-round touchdown. And look at that. Also looking to leave potentially upwards of an inch of rain alone. And then, boom. It's a parade of systems, folks. This is El Nino. All right. One more satellite radar shot for you just to show you as far as scattered, right? We're looking at unstable conditions, so moments of scattered showers, but we also will get pockets where rain will be light. Moments of sunshine will do its best to squeeze through. All right, hopefully I have time to get into these watches and warnings. You can see here 40 to 50 foot waves. Incredible. High surf warning. Next up, coastal flood advisory. This has been in effect for several days now, looking to probably be extended. We're going to see those peak today at 1249. Next up, beach hazard statement. This is due to expire today. Again, incredibly. High waves, we're talking record-breaking. Mavericks looking at 50-foot waves as we move through today and tomorrow. Sierra updates. If you're heading up to the mountains, we just checked in with Coop. You can see 6,000 feet is what we're anticipating with feet of snow falling. National Weather Service seems to think we'll pick up an inch of rain. Here's what wind looks like, folks. Just prepare. Again, short-lived as far as the morning into the afternoon hours, but enough to create some damage. 60s for all of us. Temperatures are down by about 10 degrees. And check this out. That next round, round two. Moving in Monday, much cooler air. All right, long-winded, stay safe, stick with us. We'll see you back here in just a moment.